Working For You Locally
One of the most visible consequences of the Covid19 outbreak in Dublin has been the delivery of safer cycling measures. With social distancing likely to be a central aspect of … Continue Reading Maintaining the cycling progress in the city.
Our public parks and green spaces continue to be of huge importance to inner city families, given the limited outside space at our own homes. The Phoenix Park, Arbour Hill … Continue Reading A junior playground for the Croppies Acre?
Our Fine Gael-led Government through the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government (DHPLG) requested Local Authorities including Dublin City Council to nominate further sites that would be considered for … Continue Reading Finally, some clarity on Council’s plans for former Readymix Site on East Wall Road.
In recent days, householders in the Clonliffe Road area have been in touch with me expressing their concern about works taking place at 15 – 17 Lower Drumcondra Road. These … Continue Reading Update re. 15-17 Lower Drumcondra Road works.
Last month, I requested from Dublin City Council a detailed report outlining the progress being made on delivering the Royal Canal Greenway. As you know I spent much of … Continue Reading What’s the latest on the #RoyalCanalGreenway ?
During the lockdown and immediately prior to the introduction of the Covid19 restrictions, householders in the Infirmary Road area were in touch with me about the COuncil’s plans for the … Continue Reading Montpelier Gardens – Whats happening with the green area?
Prior to the imposition of restrictions due to Covid19, I asked Dublin City Council officials to provide me with a detailed update on the status of the Greening Strategy … Continue Reading #NEIC Greening Strategy – April 2020 Progress Report
A new campaign will help people across the North Inner City to stay connected, stay active, and look after their mental wellbeing during the Covid-19 Emergency, a Fine Gael … Continue Reading #InThisTogether campaign will help North Inner City people stay connected and look after their physical and mental health – McAdam
Some €1 million in funding will be given to local authorities to combat a worrying rise in illegal dumping during the Covid-19 emergency, a Fine Gael Councillor has said. … Continue Reading Funding of €1million to combat illegal dumping during the Covid-19 emergency – McAdam
Following representations I and my Fine Gael colleagues on Dublin City Council have made in recent days, I can confirm that the North Strand and Ringsend Civic Amenity sites will … Continue Reading City Council Recycling & Bring Centres to re-open on phased basis.
Throughout the last number of years, I have been working with East Wall residents, City Council officials and my colleagues on Dublin City Council to address illegal parking, traffic … Continue Reading East Wall Neighbourhood Traffic Scheme Report
Following recent media reports about Dublin City Council’s delay in advancing the Liffey Cycle Route, I sought some information this morning at the Dublin Central Area Committee meeting in City … Continue Reading What’s happening with the Liffey Cycle Route?
Throughout the last four years, I have regularly updated you on the progress being made to ensure new homes are built in O’Devaney Gardens. In July 2018, actual construction work … Continue Reading KNOW WHERE YOU STAND ON THE FUTURE OF O’DEVANEY GARDENS
The NEIC Programme Implementation Board has approved €100,000 funding for an NEIC Community Grant Scheme 2019 which will be administered by the NEIC Programme Office in 2 rounds. This Scheme will … Continue Reading NEIC COMMUNITY GRANTS AVAILABLE – SEPTEMBER 2019
I want to advise you that Dublin City Council will be carrying out the re-surfacing of the stretch of Church Road between the Blythe Avenue and Killane Road. These works … Continue Reading Church Road Re-Surfacing Works – July 2019
LIFFEY CYCLE ROUTE – Revised proposal published The National Transport Authority and Dublin City Council jointly published a revised proposal to develop the Liffey Cycle Route at a Special … Continue Reading Palatine Square Matters – April 2019
